The Snapchat Stories will highlight what children miss about home and what they’ve endured in the region.

UNICEF is inviting the public to send snaps to the account showing what they’d miss if they were forced from their homes.

The very first story is available right now in Snapchat if you add the username ‘UNICEF.’ It features an incredibly moving first-person accounts of what life is like for these children.

Snapchat Stories is a great medium for sharing first-person experiences like this, compared with a single image as part of a campaign on a social network.

The artists the organization has partnered with give the story context and make it much more accessible.

Snapchat is a powerful tool for UNICEF to reach younger people, who might not otherwise take the time to learn the full story. The organization, which is reliant on funding from governments and private donors, is facing a severe funding shortfall, and needs new methods to reach people.